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victory3x3

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  1. I think I've sufficiently answered my own questions on this, and since it involves more than just forwarding questions, I posted it under it under the "Spamcop Alternatives?" thread.
  2. I have just counted my online credentials, and I have 571 online accounts registered with my %acctName%[at]spamcop.net address. Since 1999'ish I've always handed out my SpamCop.net account to act as my buffer to my main/private accounts. So...while it's nice that forwarding will happen "for at least a year," it doesn't sound like this will be a permanent offering and I'm compelled to conclude that I have a lot of work to do. I've noticed some comments on DEA account services like Spamex, E4Ward, etc, but my concern is that they too can get yanked out from under you at any time and/or have their own reputation issues. I also have over 25 domain names with unlimited email accounts, and I can set up whatever I need. For example I have a LinkedIn[at]%oneOfMyDomains%.com to know where the bot got my address and can easily terminate it if it's too abused with no effect to my main account. Since this is such a revolutionary, and time consuming change to my processes, I'd like to get some tips/tricks/ideas, that I may not have thought of, that others have successfully used to isolate their accounts. Thanks.
  3. That was an informative post "email_support," thank you. This service will be no charge? Part of the fuel pricing? Limited offering, or in perpetuity? Only for individuals grandfathered in by having a %userName%[at]spamcop.net account, or will new users also have a virtual/forwarding account? How is the user to check what has filtered to spam in the newly forward-only configuration? Will spam just be automatically sent to "Queue for reporting/Report spam" area of Spamcop.net? Lastly, on so many minds: as you are aware, there have been no small amount of lengthy, painful outages this year with no channel provided for redress. Now the service is being shut down--and with many of us having recently renewed--there will need to be a process to petition for refunds. To whom should such a request be directed? Thank you for so many previous years of stable email service.
  4. Yes, Yahoo has broken themselves again with their latest upgrade, pretty, but technically useless for us. Their undocumented "shift-alt-f" worked until their last upgrade. In fact, for me (attempted on Firefox, Chrome, IE) their own "view full header" selection doesn't even work, so now you can do absolutely nothing to report spam. I've sent them a support email that asks why every other large provider (Gmail, Outlook, AOL, etc.) has found a way to get full sourcecode in two clicks and why they make it so inconvenient/impossible to do the same, each and every single time they "upgrade" their email. Since they've abolished working from home and have all their employees available for "better collaboration/innovation," there's no excuse not to see some results and get up to speed with industry standards.
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